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Schillywink illustrated by Lisa Blackshear A Bit for Pip... Schillywink illustrated by Lisa Blackshear Copyright © by Harcourt, Inc.. No part of this publication may be reproduced or tra

by B Q Schillywink illustrated by Lisa Blackshear

A Bit for Pip

by B Q Schillywink illustrated by Lisa Blackshear

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A Bit for Pip

Bill has a horse His horse is Pip Pip is a big horse.

Bill will tug and tug.

Pip will not go.

He will not come to Bill.

Bill can not get him to go What can Bill do?

Bill will get a bag.

He will put it on Pip Pip will get a bit.

Pip will get a bit.

Bill will pet him.

Can he get Pip to go?

Bill will get on Pip.

He is set to go!

Bill got Pip to go!

Go, Pip, go!

Pip is a good horse.

Think Critically

1

How does the story change from the beginning to the end?

2

Why do you think Pip doesnÕt want to move?

3

What do you like best about the story?

School Activity Have children Þnd and

write the words in the story that rhyme with

sip and kit

School-Home Connection Ask your

child to read you the story and then tell you about his or her favorite parts.

Story Words: horse